Super Sale Bin store — Local services in Green Valley

This store is an absolute joke... where to start? It's HOT... you'd think they'd have AC, especially it being 100+ daily. But that isn't even the start... The manager or older male employee? Honestly, I don't even know, but now they say if you put it in your cart, you have to buy it! You can't even look to see what you're buying unless you wanna sit in a line 20+ people deep. Today, I looked at a PHONE CASE, I took the box top off to see if it'll fit my phone & got literally YELLED AT! I'm sorry, I'm not going to buy something without looking at it first. It's not like I even just threw it back, I put the lid back on & sat it down. They'll adress that, but not the NUMEROUS people opening up EVERYTHING & just tossing it... After that we left & we've been here about 10 times. This new guy they have is beyond rude & disrespectful. On the $15 days, I'm almost convinced they post photos on Facebook & the merchandise isn't there. Because NOTHING is worth more than $20... Everything is disgusting & covered in weird liquids also! And there are TONS of sharp objects that you can cut yourself on & possibly catch something. Absolutely no one will move for you to get by. Their customers will throw boxes at you from the other side of the bins. This store is just trash, & I do not use that word loosely! I've been to multiple of these stores in Arizona & in Texas. But this one, I'd avoid! Nothing they have is worth your time to look for, you can get it BRAND NEW in Amazon. And my last thing, be AWARE, they have tons of sex toys just out & about with absolutely no warning, so be cautious if you are...

Went on a Saturday. The place was packed. Most of the items have been opened, pieces separated, and just spread out in troughs. Some of the finds might be worth it. My gripe is that nothing is marked except for the pricing banner that says Friday is $15, Saturday is $11, etc. Their whole deal is that you can go in there and find something worth hundreds and only pay that price marked for the day. However, there's some items that do not apply to this pricing strategy but there are no signs or markings or anything indicating what items are excepted from the advertised pricing model. When I got to the register, the guy told me "you know that's not $11 right?" How in the world would I know that? I said as much and was told that they haven't had time to put signs up and I'm not the only one who has been confused by the inconsistent and surprise pricing at the register. I...

While in town I stopped in. But, it was on their first day of getting new items. I found a few bargains even on the highest-priced day. It was 9:30 when I got there and already many had their carts full of items, most like resale. I don't like the fact that everything was $15.00 Of course the small items will remain for the cheaper days. It was a mess of rows and rows of items thrown in bins. Boxes can't be opened but can be taken to the counter to open. Such a mad house. If I'm in the area again on one of the lower-price days I might stop in, but I'm afraid by then there won't be anything left that I'd be interested in. It's just all about what your intentions are. I'd also suggest getting there when...